My closet rod is 1.5" in diameter. Will the holes in the plastic clips be large enough to fit through?
12451
That is the same size as mine and it fits over the rod. It is pretty tight, so it does not slide on the rod once it is in place.
12452
1.5" is a standard closet rod size. The bag fits standard closet rods fine.
12453
I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll probably end up breaking the rings. Have fun =P I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll... » Read More I'm bad at eyeballing length, b/c it looks like my rod is less than 1.5, and I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case. Still, I was able to get the ring on... just make sure u have it positioned in the spot u want and carefully wrestle the plastic ring into place. The ring has a LITTLE bit flexible give, and another outer clip that u can put into place on the inside (I'm assuming it was extra support/to cover any holes). Considering I put this in like a year ago that's all I remember about it: it was a pain to get on, it stays very firmly in place, and if I ever have to take it out, I'll probably end up breaking the rings. Have fun =P « Show Less
2233753
Yes. It fits any standard size closet rod, garment rack rod etc... If a wooden rod is not standard size, then no.
1508952
clips to hold item can be adjusted from 3 1/3 to 11 1/2 wide . hanger is12 1/2 wide end to end. when clips are in the middle at 3 to 4 inched it is difficult to put hanger on your closet poles
1623781
Yes these will easily fit over a standard closet rod or even a little bigger.
392966
My shower curtain rod is approx. 1 inch in diameter. It would probably accommodate a rod that has a slightly larger diameter, perhaps the 1.25 diameter, as Brenna suggested. Too bad they don't offer more color choices. At any rate, I'm sure the convenience will be appreciated.
449134
I just measured and my wand is 1.25 and it fits perfectly. I do not think it will work with a 1.5" wand. The hole itself might work but not the latching mechanism.
1908451
Only if you buy an adjustable closet rod at the home depot. I did it and it works for me. Best of luck.
303914
My shelf is approximately 1 inch thick and I don't think it could accommodate any thicker than maybe 1.5 inches. Hope this is helpful.
1833971
As long as they are 15mm rods there shouldn't be a problem. There is play for the spacing to be a little different.
1474100
they cover our standard closet rods approx. 1 1/2 in but they overlap so therefore could fit a larger rod. Hope that helps
1646129
If you use the clip you should be fine, but the loops are shy of 2 1/4", so you'd have trouble using them.
1243534
No, 1.5" is too wide. The slot is about 1.25", or maybe a hair less. I happened to have them sitting next to me, so I measured one.
945864
1 1/4 " fits completely. On an old 3" wooden closet rod only the front half is covered but the look is so much cleaner and the hangers move much more easily.
1474101
Can't tell you exactly since I left them in the home I sold, but:1. They flex so should be able to accommodate a fair amount of variation2. Fit my standard sized wooden closet rods perfectlyGood luck!
945866
1.25" would still have some overlap, a bit more and the seam would butt together. if your rod is bigger yet, you could put the seam in the back or buy a second cover and put it underneath (covering the back slot).
1349743
I would say the answer to that is "no". My rods are smaller than that, and I had to remove the end caps to get them to fit on.
522335
I bought these to accommodate 1" rods. I think that they should be more than adequate for a 5/8" rod.